As India works towards ramping up the share of clean energy in power generation, hybrid renewable energy projects have emerged as a viable solution to address intermittency and transmission constraints.

By leveraging the combined potential of solar, wind, and energy storage systems, hybrid projects can enhance capacity utilization and facilitate a more stable electricity supply.

In India, hybrid renewable energy projects face challenges such as inadequate transmission infrastructure, a lack of adequate financing, and a lack of robust regulatory frameworks.

At the sixth edition of Mercom India’s Renewables Summit to be held on July 1 and 2, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency in New Delhi, industry stakeholders will get together to discuss how hybrid projects can pave the way for better grid stability at the session titled “Powering Stability: Scaling Hybrid Renewables for a Resilient Grid”.  The session will be held on July 1, 2026, at 01:15 PM in the Oval Hall on the Lower Ground Floor.

The discussion will focus on how hybrid renewable energy projects are shaping the next phase of clean energy deployment in India.

The session will feature Sivakumar V. Vepakomma, Director (Power System) at the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), Divya Chaturvedi, Partner at Khaitan & Co, and Bhaveshkumar Rathod, Founder and Managing Director of Soleos Energy.

The panelists will assess the role of hybrid configurations in improving capacity utilization, grid reliability, and supplying firm power as electricity demand increases.

The discussion will also examine project design considerations, transmission planning requirements, financing structures, and the need for regulatory certainty to support scalable hybrid energy models that deliver cost-effective clean power.

Now in its sixth edition, the Summit brings together policymakers, investors, developers, manufacturers, technology providers, and industry leaders to discuss developments across the renewable energy sector.

The event’s agenda covers a wide range of topics, including solar manufacturing, energy storage, transmission infrastructure, renewable energy deployment, financing strategies, and clean energy technologies.

The Summit will also feature workshops addressing practical challenges across manufacturing, workforce development, and project procurement.

Register now to participate in the event and contribute to shaping India’s dynamic renewable energy future.